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‘Simple’ Clause in Commercial Property Lease Triggers High Court Dispute

Posted27 May 2021

Commercial property leases can be long and complex documents, but it is often their most apparently simple clauses that give rise to dispute. That was certainly so in a High...

Missing Backpacker's Tireless Mother Granted Declaration of Death

Posted26 May 2021

When people go missing and are not heard from for years, there has to be a point where the law recognises that they have died. The High Court performed that...

Missing Backpacker’s Tireless Mother Granted Declaration of Death

Posted26 May 2021

When people go missing and are not heard from for years, there has to be a point where the law recognises that they have died. The High Court performed that...

Never Personally Guarantee a Corporate Loan Without Legal Advice

Posted24 May 2021

Providing personal guarantees as security for corporate loans is for many businesspeople simply a price that has to be paid to achieve commercial success. As a High Court case showed,...

Good Quality Conveyancing is Vital to the Avoidance of Neighbour Disputes

Posted21 May 2021

Poor quality property conveyancing is a sadly common source of neighbour disputes and that is why it is so crucial to engage specialist solicitors to do the job. A case...

Good Quality Conveyancing is Vital to the Avoidance of Neighbour Disputes

Posted21 May 2021

Poor quality property conveyancing is a sadly common source of neighbour disputes and that is why it is so crucial to engage specialist solicitors to do the job. A case...